The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 September 1937 — Page 3
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GOOD USED CARS We have what you want at the Price You want to Pay! 1936 CHEVROLET MASTER CLUB SEDAN 1936 FORD COACH 1936 PLYMOUTH DELUXE TOURING SEDAN 1936 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH 1936 CHEVROLET MASTER TOWN SEDAN 1935 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN 1935 FORD COACH 1935 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER TOWN SEDAN 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER COACH 1934 FORD COACH 1934 STUDEBAKER TOURING SEDAN 1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1933 CHEVROLET MASTER COUPE 1932 FORD V 8 COACH 1932 CHEVROLET COACH 1931 FORD COACH And Many Others! Always—the Best Deal in Town! L. & H. CHEVROLET SALES, Inc. GREENCASTLE
Mark Anniversary Of Stunt Fliirlii
I IKI T. MMRHK SHARP
[ Davidson of the Greenrastle mllitin j and E. C. Busa of the S. O. T. C.
*camp of DePauw.
“Lieut. Sharp after taking to the | air on the start of his flight fh the | afternoon soon reached the maxi-
<*AVF | mum altitude he reached during the
KXHIKI no\ IN PLANE 10 j afternoon. It was a height of .1.000
YEARS \<i<) TODAY.
DTK K 01 ADMINISTRATION' Notice is hereby given that the Jiereigned has been appointed by Judge of the Circuit Court of Knam County, State of Indiana, Wnistrator of the estate of James ' Layman, late of Putnam County, leased. jald estate is supposed to be sol1. Jo, 7938. o/in Layman, Administrator. "t 14. 1937, ' ” * 'omer C. Morrison, Clerk of the inam Circuit Court. tomey F. S. Hamilton. 15-3t.
ANDERSON SOFTBALL < U B PLAYS HERE FKUJ. V NKiHT The Anderson Guide Lanin softball team will invade Robe Ann park in this city Friday evening to clash with the Greencastle Coca Colas in a double-header. • The initial game is scheduled for 7:10 o’clock with the night cap at 8:30. Anderson boasts of one of the strongest softball outfits in the state in the Guide Lamp team. Recently the club from Anderson turned back the Greencastle ten, 9 to 2. and the locals will be eager to avenge the
defeat.
Nineteen years ago today, according to the files of the Daily Banner. Lieutenant Maurice Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sharp of this city, gave an exhibition of straight and fancy airplane piloting over the Daggy farm north of Greencastle, which was thrilling in its character. It came at a time when the interest of the citizens in any thing pertaining to the great war, then under way, was at its heighth. Lieut. Sharp enlisted in the aviation service in May, 1917, and was the first officer of the United States volunteers to complete his training in aviation and receive his commission His training was received at ; the Wilbur Wright aviation school at j Dayton, Ohio. Lieut. Sharp was discharged from i the army March 21, 1919, but. after the signing of the armistice, he was | an aviation instructor at the Loce Field, at Dallas. Tex. His death occurred in 1919, following an opera- j
lion.
In its account of the exhibition Lieut. Sharp gavij nineteen years ago. the Daily Banner said: "Lieut Maurice A. Sharp, Greencastle’s brilliant young aviator, thrill led Putnam county people Sunday afternoon with the most perfect exhibition ever seen by nearly all of the thousands who saw him make tlv flight from Daggy field. Sunday afternoon. "Lieut. Sharp, riding alone in thr Curtis training plane which he drove here from Waco. Texas, left the ground shortly after two o'clock and remained in the air for more than me and one-half hours. During that time he showed hia fellowtownsmcn all the tricks of flying which he has lep.ned in more than a year’s training. The unanimous verdict of the people who saw him was that 'Sharpie' is some aviator.’’ "The crowd was estimated between five and ten thousand. Every available point of vantage was occupied by people for the exhibition. "Sunday morning, Lieut. Sharp gave his machine a final tryout. He flew over the field and the city just, before noon. During this time he had as his compainions Capt. Will H. Graham. Lieut G. Will Conklin. Sergeant C. D. Conklin, and Elmer Vancleave, Jesse E. Airhart, and Frank
feet. From that lofty point he began his thrilla, which caused the people to hold their breath. He did the barrel roll, tail spin, side slio. falling leaf, Immalin turn, loop the loop, nose dives, vertical eights, and every other stunt which are familiar to the experienced and highly ef-
ficient American aviators."
Soy irt ( Jiicf Quits China: Hops Home A'I BASS A DOR BOGOMOLOV HURRIES TO MOSCOW ON IM-
PORTANT HI s|NESS
NANKING, Sept. 29 -(UP) — Soviet Ambassador Dimitri V. Bogomolov was flying to Moscow in a specially chartered airplane today to discus* “urgent diplomatic matters"
oil* spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Lige Holloway. Miss Gilberta Coffmaft and Miss Stella Collins wfre in Spencer Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blue of Llzton called on Mrs. Lue Dobbs Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended the Vnndergrift sale Saturday afternoon. Mrs. T. J. Reese of Kempton is here for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Donas Denny. Mrs. Ida Evens visited over, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Spangler and family at Midland. Several from here attended the flower show in Greencastle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hillis and Mr. and Mrs. Lockey Hurst, north ot Greencastle, were in town Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Corns visited part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Myles and family in Eminence. Mrs. Carl Cassady of Indianapolis called on Mrs. Lou Dobbs Saturday.
FOR SALE: One Holkom end gate lime spreader for truck or wagon. S15. Two used wheel lime spreaders. . Walter S. Campbell. 29-2-2L
FOR SALE 100 White PlymouUi rock pullets. Ready to lay. Mrs. J. B McCabe. Greencastle. R R. 1. 27-29-2n
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FOR SALE: Several good used cars and trucks. Will trade for new corn or live stock. Walter S. Canrnbell. 29-l-2t.
For Sale
Local Women Attend Meeting at IndionupolW Mrs. Ferd Lucas and Mrs. John VanHom were in Indianapolis Tues-
SPECIAL ATTRACTION!
New, F»11 Lenglh
with his government and reports wu'o widely circulated that China has offered Russia widespread concessions in return for Soviet military assistance in her war with Japan. The ambassador left the airport at Wuhu, fifty miles southwest of this capital, shortly before it was bombed by Japanese planes which raided a dozen cities in the Nanking area throughout yesterday, killing or wounding scores of additional Chi-
nese civilians.
He left Nanking late Monday night and boarded his plane at Wuhu shortly after dawn. He is flying over the new air lino between Nanking and Moscow opened a month ago and should reach the Soviet cap-
ital within four days.
Reports that he will submit a Chinese proposal to the Russian government for a general Chinese-Russian military pact could not be confirmed Diplomats however, were Inclined a j v( , to believe they were correct and pointed to these facts to substantiate
them:
1. Russia has announced that she will fight to protect her control of Outer Mongolia, menaced by the penetration of Japanese armies into Inner Mongolia, northwest of Peiping. 2. Russian military and economic penetration of China’s sparsely settled Northwest stands to bo eliminated if the Japanese push into this region is continued. 3. The Chinese government has made peace with the Chinese Communist Party, which now is incorporated in Generalissimo Chiang KaiShek’s all-China anti-Japanese front. 4. The Chinese-Soviet nonaggression treaty announced by Nanking aim Moscow last month cleared the way for further agreements.
day to attend a luncheon at the First Baptist church sponsored by Indiana Federation of Church Women. The guest speakers were Mrs. Ralph J. Huddleston, national vice president of the federation and Mrs. Edna Fuller, national social relations chair-
man.
j FOR SALE: Electric washer. 15 E. Berry street. Phone 752-LX. 29-lp. I ~ T
! FOR SALE: Serviceable aged, regFOR SALE Fresh cider. Grimes 1 istered Jersey males, the kind that Golden. Northern Spy and Senator J wil1 improve your type and producapples. McCullough Orchard. 20-tf: t > on Also heavy springing cows. I Robert Irwin, Greencastle, R. 4. New 13 plate battery, guaranteed ; 29-1-2L
3 month $3.90 exchange. Get our
prices on Lee tires before you buy. FOR SALE: Scott’s Franklin Street Garage, {ami gilts, also
Phone 68. 22-tf ! 1,,aui 1
FOR SALE Solo with Come and
bell.
Street.
Only one left. New De- 1 over drive, black 4-door, see it. Walter S. Camp-
2P-2-2t.
Poland China boars some young sows.
Hammond, 414 S. Indiana Phone 80. 29-2p.
—For Rent—
FOR SALE Heatrola. Used only short time. 611 S. Locust street. 21-tf
FOR SALE Jonathan, Grimes. Delicious and Winter Banana apple . 28-1 f
also cider. Bucheit Orchards.
HOSPITAL REPORT
Clayton Cash returned to his home on the Airport road Wednesday from
the county hospital.
Russell Fuller returned to his home Wednesday from the hospital. < RITUTZES NATIONAL AIRS BERKELEY Cal fUP) L< oi ai ■ B. McWood, professor of music at Dartmouth College, has found an entirely new and potential cause of war amongst nations. It is national anthems, some of which he insists are entirely too belligerent and offen-
FOR SAI.E: One 1937 4-door Plymouth demonstrator, only 11,000 miles on it. A real ear looks like new. Walter S. Campbell. 29-2-21. FOR SALE Goo,| '28 Chevrolets $25 up; good ’27 Chevrolet $15: Model T coupe and coach, choice $10; good ’31 roadster $95: used heaters and radios. ::10 N. Jackson street. Used Car Ixit. 28-2t
FOR RENT: Large, light, front room with large closet. Inner Spring mattress, close to bath. 612 E. Seminary street. 27-3ts. FOR RENT: 3 room furnished apartment Rent reasonable, 407 East Hanna Street 29-lp FOR RENT: Five room house, well located. E. A. Browning. 29-6t. FOR RENT: Two large rooms, furnished for light housekeeping, Private entrance. Phone 808-Y. 29-tf.
— Wanted—
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors. Heirs and Legatees of Sidney Cook, deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greencastle, Indiana, on the 15th day of October, 1937, and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said, heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship and receive their distributive shares. Alonzo Cook, Administrator. Witness, the Celrk of said Court, this 21st day of September. 1937. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam
Ciicyiit Court.
Sutherlin & Sutherlin, Attys. 22-2t
Public Auction of household goods Thursday. September 30. at 1 p. m. at 704 S. Indiana street. Charles E. Webster, Gilbert Rogers Auct. 27- 3p FOR SALE 20 acres east of the James (Swift farm unencumbered. $1500. Address Mrs. Elizabeth Hamrick. R. 2 or phone rural 111. 28- 31
WANTED: Experienced girl, part time for general housework. $3 00 per week. Addles Box M. Banner. 29-3t
FOR SALE: One 1935 Plymouth sedan: two 1933 Plymouth sedans; one 1933 Ford sedan. These are extra good cars. Walter S. Campbell. 29-1-21.
FOR SALE Two new pianos, high grade. 1 small grand. 1 studio upright. Belonging to factory, in storage in Greencastle. Will sacrifice direct to buyer rather than reshin. Write Box B Banner Office for Information. 24-5p.
FOR SALE Apples and cider at the McFarlane orchard north of Greencastle. Bring containers 27-6n
TALKING PICTURES A full evening of grand entertainment for your whole family—FREE GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM , Oct 1 7:30 P.M.
FOUR BIG FEATURES
“hidden treasures" Drama so real, so human, so absorbing that it will linger in your mind for weeks. It's the story of a young man who believed there was a foitune in the soil . and who found it! His own father opposed his modern farming ideas. The father of the girl he loved told him to make good first. How ha brought the cld farm back to fertility and profit . . how he convinced his father . and won his bride . makes an inspiring story for everyone who seeks the treasure in his own soil. It's clean . . wholsesome . . warm . . amusing.
“STEEL”
t*f.
An amazing trip through the giant mills where steel is made and formed into wire.
SST--MS
and formed into billets . . . into rods, and finally into wire for fence, nails, staples and other products.
barbed wire,
“HOOSIER HOT SHOTS” Those clowning, singing, fast-playing stars of Radio that you vc been heating enjoying on the Keystone Bam Dance parties . . funnier, peppier than ever ir brand new “talkie’’. See them! Hear them! ANIMATED CARTOON COMEDY A rollicking comedy to delight the children and bring laughs to everyone. WIN VALUABLE PRIZES!
and this
Free Admission
by Courtesy of the Keystone Steel & Wire Company, Peoria, Illinois.
to farmers, land owners, their families and friends. Children must be accompanied
by adults.
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Mrs. Clara Dorsett 4
t- + + * ••. + + 4 ] Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Humphrey and
family of near Groveland visited Sun-! Greencastle, Indiana, on ■lay with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sanders, j day of October, 1937.
Jane Hunter visited over Sunday j cause, if any
in Greencastle with Mr. and Mrs.
I Hugh Sherman and family.
| Ben Sipple of Frankfort called on ! Mr .and Mrs. James Sipple Sunday.
Donald Hamilton of Lafayette
! spent over Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamilton. Miss Waneta Fultz of Akron. Ohio,
and Mrs. Nannie Fultz visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fultz at Bloomington.
Mrs. Luella Jorden will be hostess to the New Era Club Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Stella Collins is visiting for a few days this week with Mrs. Ida
Sinclair, east of town.
Mr. and Mrs Orville Blue of Lizton called on Miss Manerva Blue
j Sunday afternoon.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE
No. 7895.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors. Heirs and Legatees of Llewellyn T. Nicholson, deceased to appear in the,Putnam Circuit Court, held at
the 22nd and show
why the Final Settle-
ment Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distributive shares.
Noel G. Nicholson, Adm’r.
Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 28th day of September, 1937. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam
Circuit Court.
F. S. Hamilton, Atty. 29-2t.
FOR SALE: One goril two horse Superior disc fertilizer wheat drill, size 9x6. One good wagon and box bed, one hay frame. Walter S. Campbell. 25-27-29-3t.
FOR SALE: One Holstein cow. fresh next 30 days; one Jersey cow with calf; one Shni thorn cow with calf; one dapple gray horse, 5 year old, a real worket 16' 2 hands high, weighing 1500 lbs. Walter S. Campbell. 29-1-21.
COMBINING WANTED: Have a New John Deere combine. If you have beans to combine call me. Walter S. Campbell. 29-2-2t.
WANTED: Some one to stay with elderly lady. Call Mrs. Frances Bowen, Pntnamville, Indiana. 29-lt.
WANTED: Vault and cesspool cleaning. Rumley *.■ Williams, Airport Road, R. 3. Free estimate on cost. 29-.1p.
WANTED Reliable man with r.v. capable of $40 a week profits. Opportunity for advancement with no investments. Call 201 South Locust street, 7 to 9 p. m. 28-3p
WANTED: Several men who want to work one or more days for apples. McCullough orchard. 27-2t.
WANTED TO RENT From' 40 to 60 acre farm. Furnish my own equipment. C. B. Hart, Stilesvill \ R. 1. 27-3p
WANTED; Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.
MisrHI;i noons
Fish Fry and Ice Cream supper, True Seekers Class Fillmore Christian church, Friday at 6 p. m„ in basement of church 29-tt.
FOR SALE: Peaches, last of the
season. Hales, Elbertas. Clings an<l i Restaurant
peaches for butter. Also rye. Roy Watson I2 mile south of Limedale. Phone Rural 149 Ip.
FOR THURSDAY Fried chicken lunch. 40c: baked chicken lunch, 25c; other lunches, 25c. Chicken every Thursday and Sunday. Crawford
29-lt.
Bruce Dorsett of Monticello visited his parents last Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kane and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kane of Indianap-
Money To Lend Reasonable interest rates. Rmtsized payments, scaled to your budget, will clear your home quickly. For detailed information call at our office. GREENCASTLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Allan Lumber Co. Inc. PHONE 403 SERVING GREENCASTLE'* BUILDING NEEDS FOR «\ EK 20 YEARS.
COXIE’S COZY |
CORNER
WED. NIGHT
SEPT. 29
Good Music Good Time.
PUBLIC SALE Having sold my farm known as the toh 11 Dietrieh farm three mile, east and one half mile south of (.reencas- ! He, on Greencasllc , and Sti csvillo 1 paved mad, we will sell nl public amthe following property: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 At 10:80 O'Cloek. 3 HORSES— One good smooth niiiiilh work mare; One good smooth mouth work mare, with nh-e mare co t by side and retired. 14 IcATTLE—2. 4 year old cows with large calves by side; 2. 2 year old heifers with calves by side; I, 7 year old milk eow; 1, 6 year old Jersey cow, with calf by side; I, 6 yeai old red <ows; 1, 2 year <>:d red eow. 13—SHEEP — 18 nice breeding Ewes from 1 to 4 years old. 12 HOGS—12 head feeding Shoals
\Vt. 135 lbs.
FEED—10 ton Timothy hay In barn 200 bu. nics* Oats; 11 acres of good
corn In field.
IMPLEMENTS—Good wagon with box bed, good wagon with flat top bed, com planter, good disc harrow, and tandem, spike tooth harrow, two row cultivator and walking cultivator, mowing machine, hay rake, steel rn‘ler, walking breaking plow, riding breaking plow, like new, double shovel, two hog houses, 1 feeder, hog troughs, double trees, shovels, forks, guso'inc engine and pump jack, one grind stone, and many other articles
of farm.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: IWs, springs, mattress, ofle feather bed. chairs, tables, 100 lb. good ice box, dishes and other hmisehnld articles too numerous to mention. Neighbors welcome to sell property. Terms—Cash. DORA McANINCH, Owner Alton Hurst, Auet. Ola K:lis, Paul Alhln, Clerk. Dinner by Mt. .Meridian Church.
New 39-Plate Battery, $3.95 exhange. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire i Battery Service. Phone 789. M-W-F-tf
FOR SALE: Only two or three more new w’heat drills to sell. Order your box bed and scoop board now, Walter S. Campbell. 25-27-29-31 Public Sale Poland China Spring Pigs. Friday October 1st. 1937. Fifty head, twenty boars and thirty gilts. Sale at farm one mile south of Mt. Meridian and ten miles south east of Greencaatle, Indiana. Big. mellow, easy feeding Poland China's from prolific ancestry. Noble Alice & Son 27-29-21
Bring your Kodak work to the Cammack Studio. We do not send them out of town, but give them individual attontion and expert service. Bring them in today and get them tomorrow. If you don’t want to climb the stairs leave them at Steven's or Jones’ Drug store. The Cammack Studio. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf
L’cjiI Estate FOR SALE—An improved farm of 150 acres in Marion township. J. T. Christie Real estate at Rightsell Insurance and Loan Agency. 29-2t
FOR SALE: One white face large cow and calf. Three good milk cows, one with calf by side. Walter S. Campbell. 25-27-29-3t Community Sale, sponsored by Quincy M. E. Church at J. Clem Hammond home on Road 43, 6 1-2 miles south of Cloverdale, Saturday, October 2. 10 a. m. 28 cattle, 1 horse, 47 sheep, 38 hogs, poultry, feed, machinery. household goods, small tools', etc. Public is invited to bring anything to sell. 27-29-2p
FOR SALE A modern home very close to business district, An unusual bargain. Will sell on payment plan. J. T. Christie Real estate at Rightsell Insurance and Loan Agency 29-2t
FOR SALE: 1934 Ford Coach, low mileage, good paint and tires. 1936 Chevrolet Master Coach in good condition. 1931 Willys Coupe; 19.30 Chev Sedan. BACH'S MOTOR SERVICE. 18 S. Jackson 29-2p
FOR SALE 1929 Model A. ha'f ton. Panel Body. A-l condition, priced to sell Phone 731-KX. Russell Cagl“. East Side Shell Station. 27-29-2-.lt
The meeting of the city council Tuesday evening was described as being “unimportant.’’ The claims were allowed, including the pay for the new city police car. but there was no legislation of a serious nature. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hog receipts 3.000; holdovers 291. Market steady. Top $12.25 on choice 210-225 lbs. Packing sows $10.25$11. Cattle receipts 1,100. Calves 600. Slaughter steers and’ yearlings Steady to 25c lower. Grain feds steady. Heifers steady. Cows weak to 25c lower. Bulls steady. Sheep receipts 1.500. Spring lambs fully 50c lower at $10 down. Trade on other clases scarce.
MONUMENTS We guarantee. Material, workmanship and lasting satisfaction. F. C. YEAGER 17 E. Walnut St